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Founded in 2010 by Sacha Dunn in her Brooklyn home, Common Good makes refillable household cleaning and personal-care products designed to cut single-use plastic without relying on harsh chemicals. The women-led company uses plant- and mineral-based formulations, including enzyme-powered laundry detergent, and has built its identity around refill packaging and a closed-loop program that sanitizes and reuses liners. Its products are made in the USA and have helped keep more than one million 16-ounce bottles out of landfills.
Common Kin is a design company making made-to-order objects for everyday rituals and practical use. Its work includes a fold incense holder shaped around meditation and scent practice, alongside a tote designed to carry essentials in settings ranging from grocery trips to outdoor outings.
Since 1999, Commonwealth Equipment Corporation has grown from a Pennsylvania company into a regional material-processing partner known for keeping demanding operations moving. Its MSHA-certified technicians provide field and workshop support for crushing and screening equipment used by construction, aggregate, mining, and recycling businesses across the East Coast.
Commonwealth Hops brings hops production and processing to rural communities in Pennsylvania, enabling farmers to supply finished hop products to craft breweries efficiently. The company operates as a partnership of two Pennsylvania hops farmers and specializes in mobile hops harvesting and hops pelletizing.
Commonwealth Packaging Company is a family-owned business founded in 1959 by Jay and Diane Maisel in the basement of their home. Now managed by their sons and grandchildren, the company is known for building long-term partnerships while creating custom packaging for brand-conscious companies. Its team works with clients from design through delivery, including sustainable options backed by FSC certification.
Founded in 1940, Commonwealth Plywood Inc. is a vertically integrated forest-products company that manages and harvests forest reserves and manufactures wood products. Its Whitehall, New York plant specializes in decorative veneer-core hardwood plywood and reports producing more than 16,000 panels per week. The company says it operates multiple mills and distribution warehouses across Eastern Canada and the United States.
Incorporated in 1990, Communication Automation is a small West Chester company that grew from late-1980s DSP development kits into the business arm of wholly owned parent Woodward McCoach, LLC. Its nearly 80 employees work from a 36,000-square-foot Pennsylvania facility, developing optical telecommunications hardware for laboratory and industrial users. The company is known for supporting its products from design through service while adapting its platforms to new communications challenges.
Founded in 1990, Communication Automation, LLC, is a small Pennsylvania business that grew from late-1980s DSP development work into a wholly owned subsidiary of Woodward McCoach, LLC. Nearly all of its design and production take place in a 36,000-square-foot West Chester facility staffed by approximately 80 employees. The company supports laboratory and industrial users with specialized optical telecommunications hardware, including high-speed data processing equipment.
Founded in 1977, Communication Exhibits, Inc. (CEI) is a third-generation, privately owned exhibition company that designs and builds physical and digital experiences. Its studio and fabrication shop operate under one roof at its Northeast Ohio facility, producing trade show exhibits and immersive environments for clients including museums and corporate spaces. The company is headquartered in Canal Fulton, Ohio, with sales offices in Nashville and Las Vegas.
Founded in 1991 as a traditional printer, Communication Graphics Inc. has grown into a full-service creative, digital marketing, print production, and fulfillment company serving customers nationwide. From its Blue Bell base, CGI manages projects from initial concept through production and delivery, with particular experience in direct mail, packaging, and custom online ordering portals. Its production managers average at least 10 years of experience, reflecting the hands-on project management that remains central to the company’s approach.
For more than 30 years, Communication Power Corporation has been a Hauppauge, New York manufacturer known for engineering RF power systems for demanding, mission-critical work. Its equipment supports customers such as defense contractors, national laboratories, and MRI manufacturers, with designs tailored to the requirements of each application. CPC maintains an ISO 9001:2015 quality system and applies accelerated life and stress testing to its production designs.
Communications & Power Industries (CPI) is a global manufacturer of advanced high-power and high-frequency technologies and systems for government and commercial applications. Its heritage traces to Varian Associates, founded in 1948, and CPI says it has spent more than 75 years advancing technology in the markets it serves. The company is especially focused on large-aperture antenna systems and related technologies for communications, defense, scientific, and medical applications.
Since opening its doors in 2013, Community Kitchen Pittsburgh has used food to provide no-cost culinary job training, employment pathways, and hunger relief. The Pittsburgh nonprofit combines hands-on production—including catering and contract meals—with apprenticeships and job placement, helping more than 600 community members move into stable culinary or related work. Its social enterprises fund about 65% of operations, turning everyday food purchases into support for training and community meals.
Since opening in Kingston in July 2017, Community Manufacturing Solutions has built a manufacturing business around local employment and community support. The company has grown from a small sewing operation into a facility with more than 50 specialized machines, while donating 10% of its profits to local nonprofit organizations. It makes sewn fabric products for customers in fields such as medical equipment and industrial safety.
Founded in 2021 in New York’s Hudson Valley, Community Metalworks provides American-made metal fabrication and machining for product manufacturers. The company began with tube bending and has grown into a contract manufacturing partner supporting medical and mobility products, lighting, furniture, and other specialized markets. Its team combines decades of manufacturing experience with a practical, community-minded approach to dependable production support and sustainable American jobs.
Community Playthings designs and makes solid-wood furniture and play equipment for early childhood classrooms, with products developed around open-ended play and children’s safety. For nearly 70 years, the company has designed, made, and sold its furniture from workshops in New York and Pennsylvania, using old-world craftsmanship to build pieces intended to last for generations. It also offers free room planning, creating 2D and 3D classroom layouts to help child-care centers furnish their spaces.
Community Products operates two distinct businesses: Community Playthings makes maple furniture and toys for early-childhood settings, while Rifton Equipment produces adaptive equipment for people with disabilities. Its identity is defined by serving both young children and people with disabilities through these specialized product lines.
From its Starnberg base, Compact Dynamics develops and manufactures high-performance electric drives and power electronics for demanding prototype and pre-series projects. The company has more than 30 years of experience and is wholly owned by Schaeffler Technologies, with its work spanning motorsport—including the FIA World Rally Championship hybrid system from 2022 to 2024—alongside aviation and automotive development. Its 80-person team carries projects from concept through validation and small-batch production, supported by in-house test benches up to 500 kW.
With a 55-year history, Compacting Tooling Inc. is a McKeesport tool-and-die company built around the work of more than 20 skilled craftsmen. It makes precision tooling for powder-metal parts manufacturers across the United States, with every job reviewed during production and inspected before shipment. The company is ISO 9001:2024 certified.
Born from an eighth-grade science-fair project, Compai makes a solar-powered Wi-Fi sensor and iPhone app that help families monitor and manage home compost. The Gen Z, women-owned, inclusive, family-run social enterprise pairs compost-health tracking with personalized guidance to make the practice easier to sustain. Compai holds U.S. Patent No. 12,189,458 and has been recognized as a Prudential Emerging Visionaries finalist.